M. S. Harkness

The follow-up to Tinderella ditches the wild energy as it goes into darker territory, exploring some of the horrible abuse her father inflicted on their family. In the present day, Harkness is still a college student obsessed with working out, but now she is making some cash by dealing drugs and doing sex work under the euphemism of "paid dates."

The story elements were a bit too disjointed, and I was confused by some of the transitions between scenes. Harkness changes up her art from the first book with a more stylized take that I found less appealing except in the most manic of scenes.

I'd still be interested in checking out a third volume if one is forthcoming.… (altro)